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EspañolMobile app testing on Android devices.
Run your build on cloud Android phones, Android 12 to 17, and see where it breaks.
Ready in about a minute. No hardware.
A device lab you do not have to keep
Phones on every Android version, ready when your build is.
One task on many phones
- Send the same task to several phones in one call.
- Each phone reports its own result.
- Compare Android versions side by side.
Like new before every run
- Reset a phone with one call or one click.
- Apps and data are wiped, the Android version stays.
- Every run starts from the same clean state.
ADB, when you need to go lower
- Open ADB per phone, for the addresses you list.
- It closes by itself after the time you set.
- Install builds, read logs and run your own scripts.
Watch every run live
- See the screen while a test runs.
- Every task keeps a replay with a frame per step.
- Share a phone with a teammate to look at a failure.
Start in three steps
- 1
Create a phone
Pick the Android version and the country.
- 2
Install your build
Upload the APK or install it over ADB.
- 3
Run your checks
By hand, from CI or as a task.
Other use cases
Questions about app testing
Can I choose the Android version?
Yes, per phone: Android 12 to 17. Every version is included in every plan at the same price.
How do I reset a phone between test runs?
One API call: POST /v1/devices/{id}/reset wipes apps and data and brings the phone back like new, on the same Android version, in 1 to 5 minutes.
Can I run a suite in parallel?
Yes. Give the same task to many phones in one call to POST /v1/runs, and each phone reports its own answer with a replay of every step.
Is ADB open to the internet?
No. ADB is off by default. You open it per phone for an allow-list of up to 20 IPs or CIDRs and for a set time (24 hours by default, up to 7 days), sign in with a one-time code, and every session is logged.
Can I install my own APK?
Yes: upload it in the dashboard, send it to POST /v1/devices/{id}/apk, or adb install it through the relay.
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Guides on this topic
One build, three Android versions, the install errors you will meet and the logcat commands that find the crash, without a drawer of test phones.
·7 min readVersion by version, what changes for your app from Android 12 to 17, how to try target-gated behavior before you raise targetSdkVersion, and a checklist for every release.
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